April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, and dentistrytoday.com will be celebrating the event with blogs, news stories, and other features all spotlighting the disease. #OralCancerAwareness
April is Autism Awareness Month, with its “Light It Up Blue” campaign. But I don’t want it to get lost amongst the myriad “month” designations.
Saliva is one of those things in life that patients don’t really appreciate until it is gone. Without saliva, they couldn’t eat a cracker without
Word of mouth has moved online, and dentists should take note. An overwhelming amount of today’s dental prospects begin their search for a dentist by
The ADA Health Policy Institute will present the free webinar “Why Do Men Earn More Than Women in Medicine, Law, and Dentistry?” on Tuesday, March
The number of people with untreated oral conditions such as dental caries and severe chronic periodontitis around the world rose from 2.5 billion in 1990
Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) has released its 2017 list of the top 51 dental schools in the world, with the University of Hong Kong Faculty of
The mouth is the beginning of the gastro-intestinal tract. Developmentally, the oral hard-tissue and soft-tissue structures derive from the ectoderm and mesoderm. It is innervated
Underserved patients in the Cornhusker State can look forward to better access to care as the Nebraska Oral Health Training and Services fund has awarded
Governor Jay Inslee of Washington State has signed Senate Bill 5079, which lifts restrictions on tribes from using federal funding for Dental Health Aide Therapists,
The DentaQuest Foundation has awarded Oral Health America (OHA) a $668,000 grant to expand the Wisdom Tooth Project and increase efforts in advocating for publicly
TV Licensing is reminding dental practices they need a TV Licence if patients watch live television while waiting for their appointment. Dental visits can often